Sentence examples for blurry cell from inspiring English sources

Mention of blurry cell phone videos in the context of Tibetan protests first appeared in a report in 2008 by Anne Applebaum, the Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and scholar (Gulag, A History).

A blurry cell phone video used by local media shows a disturbing image: a man being dragged through a puddle of mud with a rope around his neck as a crowd watches and people shout.

A judge in Peru has issued arrest warrants for two men, José Ramírez and Nicolás Mori, apparently identified from the blurry cell phone video that circulated of Woodroffe's lynching.

Applebaum wrote "Watching a blurry cell phone video of tear gas rolling over the streets of Lhasa yesterday, I couldn't help but wonder when -- maybe not in this decade, this generation or even this century -- Tibet and its monks will have their revenge".

While automatic segmentation is faster in the case of high quality data, manual seeding is recommended in regions where part of the signal is too faint or blurry, partially masking the cell outline.

In case the image from my cell phone is blurry, the sticker says, "In the interest of promoting good health, Mayo Clinic selects magazines that do not routinely carry tobacco advertisements".

Soon after the injection of lysozyme, the fine structure on the cell surface became blurry due to the degradation of the cell wall, and a wrinkled structure with a periodicity of about 300 nm appeared.

Too often, dark or blurry pictures taken by realtors using their cell phones will disappoint.

With that restriction, bacteria, cells, and viruses looked either blurry and indistinct or like featureless blobs.

The images suffer from the failings one might expect of any cell-phone picture: a bit haphazard, sometimes blurry, the colors washed out rather than stained in.

Indeed, even for stable nucleosomes, the positioning is often blurry, with nucleosomes not having precisely the same start site across cells [ 20].